Comments by "" (@titteryenot4524) on "UK nurse Lucy Letby found guilty of murdering seven babies - BBC News" video.

  1.  @jenny2tone242  TastyTwat comes to all sorts of crappy conclusions cuz he’s a bit fick, innit.👍😉
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  2. Yeah, because it’s an effective deterrent in the US.👍
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  3.  @idrisali3947  Nah, m8. Let them stew in prison. Moreover, too risky in terms of executing the innocent.
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  4. Although I wouldn’t want it admissible in a court, I’ve never quite understood why all cases like this don’t include a lie detector test. Given that Letby was convicted on circumstantial evidence and not direct evidence, I often think lie detector tests could clarify things a little, notwithstanding that polygraphs are accurate between 80% and 90% of the time.
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  5.  @hambonejamboree7750  Disagree. It’s commonly accepted they are 80-90% accurate. 👍
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  6.  @hambonejamboree7750  Selective quoting. Anyone can do that, m8. The government actually uses them currently as ploygraph examinations have been successfully used in the management of people convicted of sexual offences since 2014 in the Probation Service. So, I repeat, it’s quite commonly accepted that they are about 80-90% accurate but, of course, not infallible. 👍😊
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